I think it's almost necessary ... in an academic setting, if you're studying it. It's especially valuable to see what the controversy is over, not just that there is a controversy.
I personally don't see the Internet as what the people are being addicted to. I see it as the social experiences that are offered by the Internet that people are addicted to.
If you treat it as an illness, it could cause depression because (patients) may begin to believe there is something wrong with them. Really, there is nothing wrong with them. They just want to be social.
They have been working diligently to bring themselves into compliance. Since July, they've had one violation, so we've seen great improvement at the plant.
